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15 Comments
I like spicy wedges like the ones from McCain
Very useful thanks. Tend to get too focussed on going for the pin as opposed to looking at the shot more holistically. Also good to know that I’m not alone in occasionally missing a green with a wedge in hand. (Sometimes it can make me feel a bit silly when in reality, and at my level, it apparently not that uncommon!)
picking targets to avoid trouble, even with a wedge in hand, is such an immense breakthrough when one starts doing it. It is fascinating to see the stats for the "can't break 80" vs "do break 80" sets of players. I'm much closer to the "do break 80" (and I break 80 about 20% of the time) but on the worse side of it, and I can see how my stats fit right in that gap. The targeting has pretty much got me to the 5 handicap or better level with wedges though and it might be a major factor in the 70s rounds I do shoot.
Not hitting massive drives limits my need to carry more than P, LW and SW. Your shots are also driven by the course your playing. Recently played a Robert Trent Jones course in Alabama with elevated greens which took bump and run out of the equation. Your instruction on course is helping me play better, so one of us maybe both is doing something right. 👍🤝
I will never buy another “blade wedge” stronger than 56*.
The Cleveland CBX is tremendous.
Thank u for all the content mark!
YouTube creators are really attacking ‘they’ these days. I would like to extend an olive branch to ‘they’ because ‘they’ did in fact tell me all about full wedges. ‘They’ have, generally speaking, been exceptionally informative about all things golf and I have improved significantly….thanks ‘they’
great series Mark – very useful stuff. Thanks you from a perennial 10 handicapper
The problem with wedge fitting is that it so hard to find in most areas. You might find a fitter that understands it, but they likely do not have all the lofts, grinds and shafts, not even for one brand alone.
like the "variations". another way to force it is to take only 6 or so clubs for a round. Forces you to be creative and fun.
Parts of my game rated by handicap, and I'm a 20 handicap who regularly shoots mid-90s, have only broke 90 twice ever … 88 and 89 haha
Driving : 10 hdcp
Irons : 15 hdcp
Pitching : 25 hdcp
Chipping : 25 hdcp
Putting : 10 hdcp
Essentially 150 and in destroys my game … regularly landing short of the green which then puts me into a spot where I struggle more than if I were on the green … yeah … wedges matter …
Dang, you’re right on.
As usual I learned something, like every time I watch you
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Working back from the green is the most helpful thing I have learned, setting up in a good spot, avoiding trouble, playing to your strengths. I don't hit greens in regulation very often… but having an easy chip so I can be within 10 feet is the best I can do right now and give myself a chance at par. When my 100 yards in shots get more accurate, I know ill see some scores dropping.
25ft and 2 putt does me just fine. Chasin them flags is more hassle than it’s worth 😂
Interesting way you are presenting – most of this has nothing to do with actually hitting the shot, mostly about what club you pull and where you aim – its shot gained, but against your peer group, not a field of tour pros – like it Mark 😉